Huge kudos to @jerols and team on the launch, check out AI Views!
I've never seen something go so viral internally
Giving teams the power to build their own bespoke collaborative tools led to a level of creativity that was honestly unhinged and super fun to watch
My fav examples in the thread (reply with your own!)…
xitter.cf/Superhuman/status/2112…
Lane Shackleton retweeted
今日Superhuman Docsに、AI viewという新機能が追加されました!
Tableのデータをどんな形でもvisualizeできます。
例えば私が作ってみたのは、本のリストを本棚のビジュアルで並べるviewです。
座席表のようなものから、天気widgetのようなミニアプリみたいなものも作れるので、ぜひ色々試してみてください :)
I've never seen something go so viral internally
Giving teams the power to build their own bespoke collaborative tools led to a level of creativity that was honestly unhinged and super fun to watch
My fav examples in the thread (reply with your own!)…
xitter.cf/Superhuman/status/2112…
Lane Shackleton retweeted
Replying to @jerols
Everyone hates to update Salesforce and it is a struggle to constantly know where all deals are at any given moment. Gamifying the pipeline process with AI views as a Sim City like game solved both in an afternoon!
Lane Shackleton retweeted
Replying to @jerols
My 3-year-old: "I played with stickers at preschool today."
Me making important decisions at work:
Such a fun example!
Superhuman Docs just shipped AI views. It’s magical.
Drop any table or idea into a flexible doc and watch it turn into something real. My favorite: my wife’s classroom Jeopardy questions table → a fully playable Jeopardy board in seconds. More use cases from @jerols 👇
People are creating amazing things with AI Views!
Describe the outcome you want from your data.
Describe a fun idea for a visualization.
Describe how a team ritual should become a tool.
Now you can create all of that in the same place where your team collaborates on their data.
I love seeing people who know their data better than anyone create incredibly insightful tools, visualizations, and apps.
Huge kudos to @jerols, Justin, Dima, and the team on the launch!
Amazing day seeing old friends and meeting new folks at Lenny Summit.
Thanks for creating such a wonderful community, podcast, and event @lennysan !
Lane Shackleton retweeted
Import your data. Extract your data. Now in Docs.
1/ Drag in an Excel file: your tables arrive with formulas intact, no rebuilding from scratch.
2/ Upload a PDF or image: Prompt the AI Column to tell it what structured data you want extracted out, and it populates your column.
Lane Shackleton retweeted
I was reading a Fortune magazine article last week about leadership feedback and saw this radar chart.
Today I went to Docs and was able to build that visualization using the new AI/custom views feature that we're opening up very soon.
It's just amazing how powerful these views are on a document surface.
It allowed me, in one prompt, to create an app-like visualization that shows feedback that I can compare between colleagues, all connected back to the main database.
It just opens up so many cool possibilities for what knowledge workers can build on top of their existing datasets, project plans, HR documentation, etc.
Lane Shackleton retweeted
Docs AI just landed on mobile, iOS, and Android. Tap the sparkle icon on any doc and get help right there, no laptop needed. Download the app and give it a try!
Lane Shackleton retweeted
Big news: Coda is now Superhuman Docs 🚀
One of our latest updates: Superhuman Docs now connects natively with Claude and ChatGPT, giving AI the context it needs to help you get more done.
Learn how to connect Superhuman Docs to Claude and ChatGPT: bit.ly/3RsmSvO
Lane Shackleton retweeted
💜 Today is a big day. What I’ve been working on since I joined Superhuman, has finally launched — we just launched Superhuman Docs!
I lead the product visual design for the rebrand, translating the brand vision into something that holds up in the product, without losing what people already loved about Coda.
You can design something beautiful, but it also has to work within real constraints, like accessibility and how people actually use the product every day.
I had the opportunity to walk through the design decisions behind the new look. Read the full conversation here👇(link in thread)
Work together. Plan together. Stay ahead of the game together.
Coda is becoming Superhuman Docs: rolling out now, so your workflow can be way more efficient. Learn more about the future of working in our latest blog: bit.ly/4vUPaOL
Lane Shackleton retweeted
The cat is out of the bag: Coda is now Superhuman Docs!
Really excited to see everything we've been working on over the last 4 months come to life, plus the many more months everybody from the broader Coda team put into this project.
It's a few things:
- A visual refresh: a new brand, colors, fonts, which translate into a much better reading experience, and brand alignment with Go.
- AI features built from the ground up: Docs AI is now a powerful collaborator in your doc that can build, review, and iterate on your Docs with you. Plus, with the MCP, it extends to everywhere you prompt.
- Vibecoding for teamwork: We're launching AI views in beta that allow you to turn your Docs tables into an infinite number of new visual blocks.
- More data, more powerful: We're launching Superhuman Databases to extend how much more data you can fit and ingest into a Docs table. Think millions of views, cross-syncing across hundreds of docs, where thousands of people can collaborate.
On top of it, it's a major step in bringing the Superhuman suite together. Together with Go, Grammarly, Mail, and Docs, we're building the AI productivity suite where your team and your agents meet.
Spread the love, and give it a try 💜
Today we’re introducing @Superhuman Docs, the evolution of @coda_hq into the best place for teams and AI to work together.
I co-founded Coda to reimagine the modern document and enable anyone to make a doc as powerful as an app. Superhuman Docs builds on that mission, and is reimagined for how teams work with AI now.
With Superhuman Docs, AI is no longer a solo experience. Docs AI works with you the way a teammate would, with full context of everything your team has built: your data, your briefs, your roadmaps, your connected tools. You can ask it to summarize a sprint, draft a decision record from your meeting notes, or pull a competitor analysis into a new page, and that work stays right where your teammates can pick it up.
I’m incredibly proud of the team for bringing Docs to life! There’s so much more we’re launching, including a way to create custom interfaces on top of your data just by describing it. We’re also introducing Superhuman Databases for teams to manage up to 1 million rows, launching Docs MCP to open it up to the AI tools you already use, and debuting a brand new Mac app.
We’ve been building toward this moment for a long time, and Docs starts rolling out today. If you’re an existing Coda user, everything you rely on in your docs will remain the same, and if you’re new, now is a great time to jump in.
Lane Shackleton retweeted
Coda rebranded to @Superhuman Docs.
Have been testing it for the past weeks: a tasteful restyling, and still has the most powerful relational database features of any all-in-one app I know.
I like how @shishirmehrotra puts it: a platform to build docs that feel like apps.
Coda was founded in 2014 to reimagine the modern document. And now, we’re evolving the platform into just that: Superhuman Docs.
Listen to Superhuman CEO, @shishirmehrotra, on how these latest updates will reimagine the way you work.
Learn all the details here: blog.superhuman.com/superhum…
Lane Shackleton retweeted
I was a diehard @coda_hq user (started back when it was still in alpha)
@Superhuman Docs officially launched today, and although I'll always miss that C logo and orange branding, Docs is winning me over.
My honest take (the good and the one thing I miss)
This team is on fire, go @jerols and team!!!
















